Well, since i bet there are some netcat "lovers" like me out there and specially "reverse shell" lovers, i just did a little messing around with nc and made a nice script to create a service for nc. This way, if the server is rebooted, you will always have nc running there.
Of course you must tweak it a little, as this is my test script, and you have to change the path and i don't know, the service name, port, whatever you want. This is just a starter shall we say.
Marticj
Dec 15 2003, 05:28 AM
Very nice
Might play round with it a bit, thx for sharing it!
M.
myzel
Dec 15 2003, 12:29 PM
sounds real nice thx for sharing
Oberon1879
Dec 15 2003, 04:17 PM
sounds indeed like a nice tool. thank you
net
Dec 15 2003, 04:25 PM
btw is there anyway to launch the shell with password protection ?
drizzlah
Dec 15 2003, 05:05 PM
thx m8 for sharing nice post
nowhere
Dec 15 2003, 05:23 PM
thx for this!! nice
haensy
Dec 15 2003, 05:41 PM
thx
devil666
Dec 15 2003, 07:38 PM
Sound's Really nice,
Hope it works
T-BoNe
Dec 15 2003, 08:26 PM
o m f g i've been looking for this for weeks ! i hope it works
Anarchy
Dec 16 2003, 01:35 PM
when u run it on othermans machine he can see the cmd window
MichT
Dec 16 2003, 04:02 PM
really nice job m8 ! i love it
agamemnon
Dec 17 2003, 03:12 AM
net,
for password protection of a nectat backdoor you'll need to write a few batch scripts...
actually, you won't, beacause i've already done it just seach the forum; i think my post was called something like 'giving netcat password functionality'...
-ed.
DaywalkerX
Dec 17 2003, 10:14 PM
great easy shell,thx dude
flame
Dec 18 2003, 02:35 AM
thanks i like icmd better cuz the password detection and as anarchy said
QUOTE
when u run it on othermans machine he can see the cmd window
in other words- BUG
jjoao
Dec 18 2003, 08:41 AM
Well, the way you use it, it's up to you guys. But of course this (as i clearly state) is only a test script, so you must change it a bit to make it work the way you want it. You can change some things, one of them is the extraction running silently. So, i can't understand why you call it a "Bug", but hey, since i know you guys prolly know how to do this, just change that part. If you're not sure on how to do it, just add the comments "silent=1" when making the auto-extractable (i thought i had done that actually).
I know also that for some people in here, they want the whole thing already done, don't want to even bother understanding how things are done, and when a problem happens, they just can't work around it. But if you're planning on using this on "remote" machines (and i say again, use it for what purposes you want, i just made it), at least change the service name, as Netcat would just be a little to obvious don't you think ?
yuliang11
Dec 18 2003, 10:00 AM
dangerous .but thanks anyway
flame
Dec 18 2003, 12:28 PM
QUOTE (jjoao @ Dec 18 2003, 08:41 AM)
Well, the way you use it, it's up to you guys. But of course this (as i clearly state) is only a test script, so you must change it a bit to make it work the way you want it. You can change some things, one of them is the extraction running silently. So, i can't understand why you call it a "Bug", but hey, since i know you guys prolly know how to do this, just change that part. If you're not sure on how to do it, just add the comments "silent=1" when making the auto-extractable (i thought i had done that actually).
I know also that for some people in here, they want the whole thing already done, don't want to even bother understanding how things are done, and when a problem happens, they just can't work around it. But if you're planning on using this on "remote" machines (and i say again, use it for what purposes you want, i just made it), at least change the service name, as Netcat would just be a little to obvious don't you think ?
how can i change this "script" all i see is a compiled exe. no source . thats what i meant
jjoao
Dec 18 2003, 01:03 PM
Flame, open it with winrar. It's a winrar file but created as an sfx archive. So just extract all the files and re-rar it again. All files needed are contained there, you should of course look at the bat & reg files which are the ones who actually do the "work".
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